Thailand reduces ticket prices for the ASEAN Cup 2026 semifinal matches.

Madam Pang, the FAT chief, collaborated with the ASEAN Cup 2026 committee to cut admission fees for every area, beginning with the semifinals.

According to the FAT announcement, each ticket category is reduced by 100 baht. This decision aims to enable more fans to attend and cheer for the Thai national team, while also easing the financial burden on supporters in the current economic climate.

Tickets for the semifinal match at Rajamangala Stadium will continue to be sold via Ticketmaster Thailand, with sales starting on Tuesday, August 11.

After the adjustment, W1 zone tickets are priced at 500 baht and come with specific seat numbers. The away fan zone (AWAY) also costs 500 baht, E1 is 400 baht, W2-W3 are 300 baht, E2-E3 are 250 baht, and the S-N zones have the lowest price at 200 baht.

The move by "Madam Pang" followed Thailand's qualification for the ASEAN Cup 2026 semifinals as Group B winners. The "War Elephants" will face Singapore, which finished second in Group A, in the round reserved for the four strongest teams.

According to the schedule, the Thai team will be away in Singapore for the first leg of the semifinal on August 15. Three days later, on August 18, the two sides will meet again at Rajamangala Stadium in Bangkok. FAT hopes the ticket price reduction will draw more fans to support Thailand in its quest for a final berth.

The other semifinal match is a showdown between the Vietnam national team and Malaysia. Vietnam topped Group A, while Malaysia placed second in Group B. Under the format of group winners facing the runners-up of the opposite group, the two teams will meet again in the semifinals.

Malaysia will have home advantage in the first leg on August 16. Vietnam will then return home to host Malaysia in the second leg on August 19.

The ASEAN Cup 2026 continues with a two-legged semifinal format. The two teams that win on aggregate after both legs will advance to the final, scheduled for August 22 and 26.

Thus, the four remaining teams in the race for the ASEAN Cup 2026 title are Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia, and Singapore. Vietnam aims to defend its championship, while Thailand is determined to reclaim its status as Southeast Asia's number one.